This document describes a multi-junction solar cell that uses two sub-cells to absorb photons of different energies more efficiently. The top high band gap cell absorbs the high energy photons, while the bottom low band gap cell absorbs the low energy photons that pass through the top cell. Together the two sub-cells can absorb a wider range of the solar spectrum to increase overall efficiency.
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This document describes a multi-junction solar cell that uses two sub-cells to absorb photons of different energies more efficiently. The top high band gap cell absorbs the high energy photons, while the bottom low band gap cell absorbs the low energy photons that pass through the top cell. Together the two sub-cells can absorb a wider range of the solar spectrum to increase overall efficiency.